UNIX for Dummies Questions & Answers

Dear Frenz,

Is there any possbility to get the list of previous commands that
i executed in SCO-Unix and reexecute them as required.

Like Doskey in DOS

Please help me

Regards
myuser

Depends what shell you're using.

(type "echo $0" and give us the output).

Cheers
ZB

if it is going to be "-sh" ??

raguram R

as mentioned, it depends what shell you are using. If it's bash shell you can use the command history which will give you the most recent commands you executed. There will also be a number on the left. if you type ! at the beginning of this number, it will execute that command associated with that number. you can also type r and then the beginning of the most recently executed command, then it'll execute that command. Such as r e will execute echo $0 if it was the most recent command starting with e(this is about bash shell)
on korn shell fc -l and r works similar.